Vices, madness, passion, hate
Thirst for power and being
Diversion thru oppression
Starts an intense reaction
Trying to say something
You can burn yourself
This game has no rules
No mercy, no compassion
There's only school to enter
And only a language to learn
Nobody can escape
From the laws of scourge
Hunted by all the curses
Our destiny is to join this war
Awaiting our friend, mrs. death
To stitch their last uniform
Fight for what you believe to be right
You just wish and you get (it)
You'll see my friend
We'll gonna win in the end!
You must learn these laws
Or you better kill yourself!!!
Learn how to use your enemies
To manipulate the dolls
To discover who your friends are
And learn how to kill of the false
Thirst for power and being
Diversion thru oppression
Starts an intense reaction
Trying to say something
You can burn yourself
This game has no rules
No mercy, no compassion
There's only school to enter
And only a language to learn
Nobody can escape
From the laws of scourge
Hunted by all the curses
Our destiny is to join this war
Awaiting our friend, mrs. death
To stitch their last uniform
Fight for what you believe to be right
You just wish and you get (it)
You'll see my friend
We'll gonna win in the end!
You must learn these laws
Or you better kill yourself!!!
Learn how to use your enemies
To manipulate the dolls
To discover who your friends are
And learn how to kill of the false
ToasterNinja
1 year ago
JJJ: Treats Peter like he's disposable, pays him poorly, insults his photography skills (Except for his Symbiote Spider-Man pics), but when he's threatened by a supervillain with violence and/or death, protected Peter's identity
Mr. Krabs: Values Spongebob over Squidward, is generally friendly with Spongebob, treats their relationship somewhat as if they were father-son or mentor-mentee, tries to keep Spongebob happy or content (at least, if it will keep him working efficiently), but will often manipulate Spongebob for financial gain, pays him poorly, makes fun of him to get a laugh, threatens him and Patrick with death and/or disfigurement when painting as a cruel joke, and worst of all, sold his soul to the Flying Dutchman for 62 cents.